Auto service ads and local notices in Corry paper
Local ads list names and addresses including Vera Tesry 725 West Smith and Mrs. Gibbs 828 North Center. Discharged at Corry R D addresses seen. Open golf meeting set for Thursday 8 p.m. at VFW to plan indoor driving range. not limited to VFW members. Also nearby drugstore ad for fresh hearing aid batteries at Flye Rexall Drugs.
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Mes
Vera Tesry
West Smith Street
W. A. Gibbs
North
Center Sliver
Chua Davis
Hort Center Street
Margo
Kenneth VanCise
Columbus
VFW
Flye Rexall
Satisfied With Jury In Negro Killing Trial
In Jackson Mississippi prosecutor says 12 white male jurors were seated for the Medgar Evers murder case against Byron de la Beckwith. Beckwith is accused of ambushing and shooting Evers at his home on June 12 as NAACP efforts aimed to break racial barriers faced stiff resistance. The defense conducted extensive voir dire as a small, mostly Black audience watched the proceedings.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Beckwith
Greenwood
Medgar Evers
Evers
Dist
William L. Waller
Thoms
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Ross Barnett
Hugh Cunningham
Citizens Council
China warns U S over airspace intrusion near China
The New China News Agency cited Peking as reporting that a U S military aircraft violated Chinese air space over southern China yesterday. Beijing issued its 276th warning to the United States in connection with the incident.
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U.S
Tokyo
China
U. S
Peking
United States
New China News Agency
Cop Admits Knowing About Bribe In Hoffa Case
Nashville police officer James T. Walker testified in the jury tampering trial of Teamsters Union president James R. Hoffa and five co-defendants. He admitted knowledge of a proposed bribe to juror Gratia Fields but said he did not report it to superiors, claiming no illegal act occurred in his presence. He said he did inform federal authorities about meetings with Thomas Ewing Parks.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
James R. Hoffa
James T. Walker
Teamsters Union
Thomas Ewing Parks
Walker
Skate Legion Eyes Olympics
The Innsbruck Winter Olympics preview notes a large field of skaters from 16 nations chasing three gold medals. Favorites in each division are clear while rising stars such as Petra Burka Wendy Griner Christine Haigler Danzer and Litz Allen Hoyt join the U S team. Litz suffers an ankle injury but returns to highlight the free skating segment.
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Innshhuln
Austria
Haseen
Canada
Petra Burka
Wendy Griner
America
Christine Haigler
Colorado Springs
Tommy Litz
Eximerich ‘Danzer
Griner
Holland
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Miss Dijkstra
Innsbruck
Litz
Hershey
U.S
Scott Allen
Smoke Rise
N.J
Monty Hoyt
Denver
Television shakeup looms for next season says AP
TV critics predict a high attrition rate among prime time shows with about 80 percent failing to return. Sing Along with Mitch Rawhide and The Joey Bishop Show are flagged as shaky. The Sil 7 New, good Grndl and others may die after a single season. Bond style hero episodes intrigue networks NBC CBS plan new Fleming based works and early time slots may see popular shows like The Danny Kaye Show Perry Mason and The Fugitive moved. Carol Burnett Lucy Ball to return with new CBS variety hour. Tonight’s recommended program is First Sermon on NBC 9 to 10 EST.
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New York
Magine
Mitch
Ision
James Bond
Bond
Tan Fleming
Algo
Fleming
NBC
Mr. Solo
CBS
Mark Dolphin
Dr. Stry
Danny Kaye
Garry Moore
Carol Burnett
Carol
Lucille Ball
Richard Boone
Repertory Players
Slay For Pay Killer Seeks Freedom After Life Term
Ernest E. Storch, serving life for the slay for pay murder of his wife in Cranberry Township, seeks release via a habeas corpus writ. His attorney argues rights were violated by an eight day detention before filing and cites incoherent confession as invalid. Case involves two Pittsburgh men hired to kill his wife on February 24, 1953.
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Butler
Ernest E. Storch
Storch
Alexander Negley
Butler County Court
Negley
Clyde P. Shumaker
George P. Kiester
Pittsburgh
Russel Budd
Walter Henderson
Funeral Rites for Claude Messenger Held at Bracken
Final rites for Claude H. Messenger will be held at Bracken Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 p m. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday and Tuesday evening from 7 to 9.
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Messenursts
Claude H. Messenger
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine_ Grove
McCloskey Firms Face 1.8 Million Suit in Boston
The US Department of Justice sues McCloskey & Co of Philadelphia and partner firms over alleged defects in the 1952 Veterans Administration hospital project in Jamaica Plain Boston. Charles T. Main Inc and Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and Abbott named for aiding design and supervision. Aetna Casualty is also named for the performance bond.
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Boston
Department of Justice
Matthew H. McCloskey
Ireland
Democratic National Committee
McCloskey
Dublin
John F. Kennedy
McCloskey & Co
Philadelphia
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Charles T. Main Inc
Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and
Abbott
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
McCloskey Company
Ex-Democrat Leader Blasts PA Party Endorses Shapp
Harrisburg AP ex-Democrat leader and former Johnstown legislator Andrew, 1 term, endorses Milton Shapp for U.S. Senate. He blasts state Democratic leadership for crisis of leadership, unemployment focus, and job patronage, urging new higher standard. He says Shapp is best to beat Hugh Scott and knows Pennsylvanians’ problems.
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Harrisburg
Firam
G—Andrews
Milton J. Shap
U.S. Senate
Andrews
Democratic Party
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Philadelphia
Hugh Scott
Philanthropist Robert Koenig Dies at 79
Robert F. Koenig a 79 year old patent medicine magnate and philanthropist died yesterday. He built a fortune from bottled remedies and supported numerous civic causes through his foundation and charitable gifts across his career.
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Philantropist
Prerport
Robert F. Koenig
Sind
Mother of eight killed in Foxburg rollover
A small convertible overturned near Foxburg in Clarion County killing 48 year old Mrs. George BE Shaw of Mercer. The accident occurred yesterday and the victim was described as a mother of eight. Authorities investigated to determine the cause.
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Foxburg
Clarion County
George Be, Shaw
Mercer
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Turben
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R. D
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Glenn Shepard
David Carter
Bear Lake
Ruth Snyder
Harold Goodwill
LaRue Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Perry Nichols
Teresa Ann
Brooks Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gree
Red Wing
Cortland Apples
Armour's
STA
Wan Sic
Fira
ALL Housewives! Heart
Setetetes
Hermls
Pennsylvania Thyi
Kusyushanna River
Jonvastor
Turkey Point
Television Review
McCloskey Firm
Business Guide
THE
Corry Journal
Center St
Walter Kornikosisl
East Bend St
Automobile Agencies
Feberlein Motor Sales
Dodge- Dart
Capboa
Chevrolet
Borstortt & Fitch
Rumbler Sales & Service
1St Ave
Corry Concrete & Gravel Co ‘Transix Mix - Cement & Mortar
N. Center St
Washington St
Cara Christensen Motors
Comet
Mercury
Crystal Coal Co
U.C. Zen
W. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac
Brick - Tempest
West South St
W.F. Rickers
DRY Cleaners
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
Washington
Bereat
Weston's
Ntry Bakery
West Mall Street
Electrical Contractors
Insurance — Life & Accident
Warren C. Reynolds
Mead Avenue
Baltimore Life Insurance
Insurance — General
FH. & M.A. Beall
General Insurance
East Smith St
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Crosby Bush Insurance
Main St
Crandall Agency, Inc
Binley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Bennink Insurance Agency
Evening Journal
Splesman & Muckinhaupt
East Irving St
Phoenix Hotel
Corry TV Cable Co
Mt Jansed's
North Canter St
Feneduyton
Itvers
Water Systems
Corry- Journal
Sea’s Drugs
Stavens
Natal Bank
Temperture Bank
Mca
Yerapetit Samsreney Carpet
Uni
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